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Everybody's Changing Chords

“Everybody's Changing” by Keane guitar chords: in the key of G with the chords G, Gmaj7, C and Am. It's an easy, beginner-friendly arrangement using common open chords. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:GGmaj7CAmDBmE

Chords for Everybody's Changing

Key: GBPM: 90Difficulty: EasyPop

KeyG

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G Gmaj7 G Gmaj7

GYou say you wander your Cown land

But Amwhen I think about it

I Ddon't see how you can

G Gmaj7 G Gmaj7

You're Gaching, you're breaking

And CI can see the pain in your eyes

Says Ameverybody's changing

And DI don't know Gwhy Gmaj7 G Gmaj7

CSo little time D

GTry to understand that CI'm

AmTrying to make a move just to Dstay in the game

I Bmtry to stay awake and reEmember my name

But Ameverybody's changing

and DI don't feel the Gsame Gmaj7 G Gmaj7

You're Ggone from here Soon you will disappear

CFading into beautiful light

'cos Ameverybody's changing

And DI don't feel Gright

CSo little time D

GTry to understand that CI'm

AmTrying to make a move just to Dstay in the game

I Bmtry to stay awake and reEmember my name

But Ameverybody's changing

and DI don't feel the Gsame Gmaj7 G Gmaj7

CSo little time D

GTry to understand that CI'm

AmTrying to make a move just to Dstay in the game

I Bmtry to stay awake and reEmember my name

But Ameverybody's changing

and DI don't feel the Gsame Gmaj7 G Gmaj7

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About Everybody's Changing

Keane's “Everybody's Changing” is a pop track that guitarists love to cover. This arrangement uses 7 chords — G, Gmaj7, C, Am, D, Bm and E — with the progression centred on G, Gmaj7 and C. Because it sticks to common open shapes, it's a great choice for beginners and campfire sing-alongs. Hover or tap any chord above to see its fingering, change the key with the transpose buttons, or set a capo to match the original recording.